Kestrel AI

Kestrel is an AI agent platform for platform engineering teams. Users describe a workflow in plain English and an agent generates a deterministic workflow graph covering incident response, cloud provisioning, CI/CD pipelines, security, and developer requests. Workflows can be refined with words, edited on a visual canvas, or controlled through a CLI and Python SDK, and the vendor lists more than 200 pre built actions across more than 40 integrations, including Slack, Jira, GitHub, GitLab, PagerDuty, and Kubernetes tooling. It is built for platform, DevOps, and SRE teams. Example workflows include responding to an AWS IAM privilege escalation event with root cause analysis, ticketing, and an approval step before containment, and handling a failed Kubernetes rollout with a rollback, a root cause analysis, and a GitOps pull request. A Cloud AI Copilot and an incident response product are listed alongside Workflows. The company states it is backed by Y Combinator. Pricing is usage based per execution. Blocks are billed by tier: light blocks such as Slack and Jira actions cost $0.10, regular blocks such as manifest and cloud resource generation cost $0.20, and heavy blocks such as Kubernetes and cloud root cause analysis and fix generation cost $0.40. The site cites an average of about $0.50 per execution and offers a free trial with no credit card required.